NuAire Genie/tops 230 volt Installation And Maintenance Manual

Toilet & Bathroom Extract Fan
surface & recessed mounting*
* A optional window mounting kit is
available for this unit, code ref: WINKIT.
When installing the unit in a window, use the
instructions supplied with the kit.
Fig. 1. General View
Introduction
The Genie / TOPS range of toilet and bathroom units
has been specifically designed to ventilate small rooms
such as toilets, bathrooms, cloakrooms etc.
Measuring a compact 200mm x 173mm x 120mm the
units deliver 25 l/s via a 100mm dia. outlet fitted to the
rear face.
Air entering the unit passes through a washable filter
fitted to the front cover.
Anti- backdraught shutters, retained in the closed
position when fan is not running, are fitted to the
base plate.
Motor has sealed, self lubricating bearings and "heat-
seeker" thermal overload protection.
The fan/ motor assembly is retained by spring clips to
simplify maintenance.
Interchangeable plug - in electronic control modules
can incorporate :-
Run - on timer
Humidistat
Continuous low duty with boost.
As a safety feature the fan/ motor assembly is automat-
ically disconnected when the electronic control
module is removed.
WARNING
WHEN INSTALLING GENIE UNITS FOR
REMOTE SWITCHING IT IS IMPORTANT
THAT THE PULL CORD (IF FITTED) IS
REMOVED. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT
THE UNIT IS SWITCHED OFF (BY THE
PULLCORD) BEFORE CUTTING. CUT THE
PULLCORD INSIDE THE UNIT A LITTLE
WAY BEYOND THE CONTROL MODULE.
230 Volt
Installation
and Maintenance
Nuaire Limited
Western Industrial Estate Caerphilly,
Mid Glamorgan, CF83 1XH United Kingdom.
Tel: 029 2088 5911 Fax: 029 2088 7033
Email: info@nuaire.co.uk
www.nuaire.co.uk
Typical Installations
Semi - recessed mounted - ceiling
Surface mounted - wall
Fig.2 Typical Installations
Installation
(To be carried out by qualified personnel only)
Surface Mounting
Note. It is assumed that a solid non reverberant
mounting position has been selected and the necessary
passages for ductwork from the outlet spigot, as well
as the electrical connection prepared. It is also
assumed that compatible ductwork has been installed.
Isolate the electrical supply by switching off at
mains and removing fuses.
1. Remove cover/grille assembly by depressing
the top & bottom retaining tabs. (fig. 3)
2. Remove the plug-in electronic control module.
(fig.4)
3. Remove the fan/motor assembly by pulling aside
the two spring clips.
4. Place the unit in the desired mounting position,
connect the ductwork and feed the cable through the
cable entry. Connect the wiring to the terminal block
(it may be easier to temporarily remove the block to
facilitate wiring)
Leaflet No. 670805
JULY 2000